Taking the NMT abroad is an important step for Ukrainian graduates who intend to take the test outside the country. Find out more about the countries where the test will be held and how to register for the exam

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In 2024, Ukrainian graduates will have the opportunity to take the National Multisubject Test (NMT) abroad. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, referring to a live broadcast of the Ukrainian Center for Educational Quality Assessment (UCEQA).

We will tell you when registration starts and where the testing will take place in the article.

NMT 2024 abroad: details

The Ministry of Education and the Ukrainian Center for Educational Quality Assessment are actively cooperating with various countries to ensure that Ukrainian graduates can take the National Multisubject Test (NMT) abroad.

These negotiations result in important agreements aimed at creating conditions for testing outside the country.

As a result, the Ukrainian Center for Educational Quality Assessment has already successfully negotiated with some countries to allow the NMT to be conducted on their territory. 

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Where can I take the NMT abroad in 2024? 

So far, the following countries have confirmed their readiness to conduct the test:

Austria;

Azerbaijan;

Belgium;

Bulgaria;

United Kingdom;

Denmark; 

Estonia; 

Georgia; 

Germany; 

Great Britain; 

Hungary; 

India; 

Italy;

Denmark; 

Italy;

Canada;

Latvia;

Lithuania;

Luxembourg;

Norway;

Poland;

Portugal;

Romania;

Slovakia;

USA;

Turkey;

Hungary;

Finland;

France;

Croatia;

Czech Republic;

Switzerland;

Sweden.

"Negotiations with individual foreign institutions/organizations, in particular those located in the UK, Ireland, Spain, and Moldova, are still ongoing. We hope that the number of locations where the evaluation will take place will increase," the UCEQA emphasized.

Head of the Ukrainian Center for Educational Quality Assurance Tetiana Vakulenko emphasized that there will be enough centers in Poland and Germany, where most Ukrainian applicants are, to allow everyone to take the test.

Last year, temporary exam centers were set up in 53 cities in 32 countries. Testing was conducted in specially equipped computer centers with the participation of Ukrainian-speaking teachers trained by Ukrainian experts. 

This year, the test will also be available in temporary exam centers.

Vakulenko noted that due to a possible shortage of places in some countries, test takers should take care to register in time to be able to take the test at the nearest center.

How will the registration for participation in the NMT 2024 take place?

Participants of the National Multisubject Test (NMT) in 2024 will have two registration periods to take part in the test during the main and additional sessions.

The main registration period will last from March 14 to April 11. During this time, participants can register to take part in the main NMT sessions, which will take place from May 14 to June 25. Until April 15, registered participants can make changes to their data through their personal account.

An additional registration period will run from May 10 to 15. During this period, persons who were unable to do so for valid reasons during the main registration period or who were denied registration will have the opportunity to register for additional STEM sessions. Changes to registration data during this period can be made until May 19.

This registration system will provide maximum flexibility for participants wishing to take the NMT test and will allow them to participate in both the main and additional sessions, providing them with the opportunity to choose the most convenient time and place to take the test.

We remind you! The majority of Ukrainian refugees who decided to return home came from countries directly bordering Ukraine. In particular, a significant number of returns were recorded from Poland, where almost half of the Ukrainians who emigrated there decided to return home. Read more about other countries from which refugees who left southern Ukraine are leaving and returning in our previous article.


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